Crucible of Terror1971

His name was Mike Raven, the popular Pirate Radio DJ and known occultist whose spectacularly failed attempt at '70s horror stardom marked one of the most bizarre careers in British movie history. In his most infamous role of all, Raven stars as an insane sculptor whose obsession with the perfect female form leads to a nightmare of sex, sorcery and slaughter. Within a year of this film's release, Raven would mysteriously disappear from the entertainment business forever... to become a sculptor.

Member Reviews (5)

Ignore the bad reviews, or opinions. This is a fun film, filled with dungeons, and murder, and mystery, and all the red herrings you could want. I definitely get a Jess Franko sense here, and there. Not in a bad way either. Just sit back, and enjoy the ride.

A EXCELLENT CHOICE FROM FANDOR FOR A HORROR MOVIE EXTREMELY FRIGHTNING SUPERBLY DIRECTED ACTED AND FILMED NEVER A DULL MOMENT AND SURPRISING QUITE OFTEN THOROUGHLY ENJPYED THIS ONE HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT TO VIEWERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!